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Efficient Power Management and Load Controlling Mechanism for Poor
People
Kodali Kishore Babu1, Maddela Bhagya Sankar2, Ashok Gajjala3, Naresh Babu Gope4,
Gayatri Induri5, Aravind Kavati6
1,2,5,6M.Tech,
St.Mary’s Group of Instituions Guntur, A.P., India
Professor, Dept. of ECE, St.Mary’s Group of Instituions Guntur, A.P., India
4Asst. Manager, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratory, Hyderabad, India
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Abstract - This is an electronic device will helpful to the poor
people those who are living in rural areas as well as urban
areas, and also helpful to the organizations and companies.
This device will continuously monitor the consumed units of
our electricity and automatically shut down the total power
when the power exceeds the described units per day and in this
we have a feature that we can add more units by sending the
SMS or by calling from the mobile from the mobile or by using
the switch. By this device we can continuously monitors the
amount of electricity consumed in the homes, offices,
institutions, and stations etc. In this we have another option
that it will continuously monitors the person is present there
or not by using the IR devices. These IR devices can detect the
persons from 1m to 10m range. By this device we can control
the usage of power and we can carry forward the natural
resources to the next generation.
In this we are also employing the GSM device which
will intimates to the user about how many units of electricity
is utilized by that home and how much amount he must be
paid all these are sended to the user mobile.
In this we are employing the IR sensor pair which will detect
the human’s. When the device is ON and the human wasn’t
present there it will simply shutdown the operated devices.
By this we can reduce the amount of electricity utilization.
And we can transfer the natural resources to future
generations.
2. EASE OF USE
Key Words: Energy meter, voltage, current, sensor, IR
pair
1. INTRODUCTION
Now a day the people were suffering with many
problems like water management, garbage management and
power(electricity) management. In water management we
have lot of techniques to preserve the water for future
generations and garbage management is done by using the
waste separation technique by using that technique they
earned lot of money to the state as well as country in Govt.
sector.
In this we are concentrating on power(electricity)
management and in the market many of the devices are
available, which works by the prepaid recharging
mechanism and sometimes it will take some time to activate
up to that time we are facing the problems. But our
developed system, will plays a crucial role in our life.
This device is a low-cost device which works based
on microcontroller & the device consists of an energy meter
in that we are fixing the electricity consumption units as per
our day use by using a push button. After the consumption of
entered units of electricity, the device would be turned off
the total power supply. If we want more units of electricity it
can be given by using the switch or DTMF technology.
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Fig 1: Block Diagram
2.1 DEVICE DESCRIPTION OF ENERGY METER
This energy meter will work on the principle of
electromagnetic induction, it consists of metal disk which will
rotates when the electric current will flow from two
induction coils which are placed above the disk, it can
measure the ratings in the range of kilowatt-hour.
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Iep –
eddy
current
Eev –
eddy
current
Ies – eddy current due to flux
due
due
to
to
flux
flux
The net driving torque of the dis is expressed as
here K1 – const.
Φ1 and Φ2 are the phase angle between the fluxes. For
energy meter, we take Φp and Φs.
β – phase angle between Φp and Φp = (Δ – Φ)
It will shows the values in terms of KWH then we calculate
the number of units utilized in the homes and our device will
continuously monitors the how much amount of units
utilized in that places by using the feed back mechanism.
Fig 2: Induction type energy meter
It will note the readings of number of rotations the disk it
will follow the phasor diagram approach and is shown below.
In this mechanism it will continuously stores the data and
checks the data whether it will exceeds or present in the
given prescribed limit.
Y(t)=X(t)+G(t)
Where: Y(t)= Output
X(t)=Input
G(t)=Feedback
And the device will note the readings in the meter by using
the formula of
‘n’ reading = wheel diameter * no. of revolutions x k
This is the formula we are taking into consideration in the
place of calculating the number of unit’s utilization in a
particular place.
2. DEVICE FUNCTIONALITY
Fig 3: Phasor diagram of energy meter
Here
V
–
applied
voltage
I
–
load
current
∅
–
the
phase
angle
of
load
current
Ip –
pressure
angle
of
load
Δ – the phase angle between supply voltage and pressure coil
flux
f
–
frequency
Z
–
impedance
of
eddy
current
∝ – the phase angle of eddy current paths
Eep –
eddy
current
induced
by
flux
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In this device we are continuously monitors the how
much amount of power is utilized in that places and it will
continuously checks the how much amounts of units that are
utilized in that place.
If the given units are exceeds the limit it will turn of the
device.
Before going to turn of the device it will sends the alert
message to the owner. After that it will turn off the devices.
It consist of IR pair it will continuously sends the IR rays
in that place and if the person is present there It will run the
device otherwise it will shutdown the device.
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It has a chance to give the units after the units are
consumed. It can add by the person using the mobile phone
or the switch present at that place.
1. Initially in this system we must enter the how many units
to be utilize for a day by using a switch or mobile with the
help of DTMF device.
2. In this system, we were assigned 10 units for single press
of switch.
Fig 6: Human Detection by Using IR Pair
5.We are employing GSM module in this system which will
sends the alerting message to the user when the device enters
in to the low units for example 2units.
Fig 4: Entering The Units into Device Using Switch
Fig 7: Message Sending When Device Enters to 2 Units
4. APPLICATIONS
The project is used in most of the areas
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Fig 5: Entering The Units into Device Using Mobile
3.The LCD display gives the readings about how many units
are consumed.
4.In this we are employing the IR sensor pair which will
operate the device when the human being were present at
that place otherwise the device gets turned off.
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At homes
At industries
In street light maintenance
Offices and Buildings
Shopping Malls
Mainly in Schools and Colleges
In all power saving applications
4. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE
The low cost power controlling and maintaining device may
be very helpful to the people, which will helpful to the people
to reduce the usage of electricity more effectively.
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This project can be extended by connecting the
various devices.
In future we can have an ability to pay the electricity
bill after the month by the device itself by connecting the
various type of devices.
We can extend this project in the way of to operate
the power supply operations i.e., to cut down the power
supply when they doesn’t pay the electricity bill.
We can also extend this project in the way of we can
operate the devices from our working places itself.
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Mr. Bhagya Sankar Maddela,
Studying M. Tech in St. Mary’s
Group of Institutions Guntur and
Worked as a Research and
Development
Engineer
in
Electronics domain. He has done
the Researches on Embedded
systems, Sensor Designing’s and
PCB
Manufacturing
and
Developments.
Mr. Gajjala Ashok, Assistant
Professor, Department of ECE,
St.Marys group of Institutions
Guntur. He has 6 years of teaching
& research experience. He had
published
more
than
14
international journals &
4
international conferences. He has
attended more than 10 Faculty
development
programs
&
seminars. Also acted as workshop
speaker in embedded systems.
Currently he holds position as Head
of Internal Quality Assurance Cell.
Mr. Naresh Babu Gope, studied
B.Sc Organic Chemistry at Vikas PG
College Visannapet and working as
a Junior Manager at Dr. Reddy’s
Laboratories Hyderabad.
Ms. Gayatri Induri, Studied B.
Tech in St. Mary’s Group of
Institutions Guntur and working as
SQL developer at Vertiv energy Pvt
Ltd, Bangalore
BIOGRAPHIES
Mr. Sai Aravind Kavati, Studied
B.Tech in St.Mary’s Group of
Instituions Guntur and Working as
a Research and Development
Engineer in Electronics domain.
Mr. Kishore Babu Kodali, Studying
M. Tech in St. Mary’s Group of
Institutions Guntur and Worked as
a Research and Development
Engineer in Electronics domain. He
has done the Researches on
Embedded
systems,
Sensor
Designing’s
and
PCB
Manufacturing and Developments.
Also acts as a trainer who Trains
the Students to do their mini and
major as their own. Given the
Instructions to the Various College
Students
in
their
Project
Developments.
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